Fukuoka Guesthouse HIVE

4-3 Kamigofukumachi Hakata-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka prefacture

Please note that a city/tourist tax might be required to be paid on site, depending on the destination.

HIVE is a great place for avid travelers to have a decent rest before heading off on the next leg of their journey!

Fukuoka Guesthouse HIVE, a perch-like nest where people 'rest' and flap their wings from one to the next. We will propose a "free way of life" to society through 'guest houses', which are not yet recognized in Japan. ■Area Located in the Gion district, famous for Hakata Gion Yamakasa, it is a 2-minute walk from Gofukucho Subway Station, a 5-minute 100-yen bus (15-minute walk) from JR Hakata Station, and a 5-minute 100-yen bus ride from Nishitetsu Tenjin Station. ■Facilities Fukuoka Guesthouse HIVE also organizes events hosted by our staff and events brought in by artists chefs, bar managers, students, and other people active in various fields. ■Rooms Dormitory : AC power / WiFi (WiFi) / Reading light / Shared shower room / Toilet with hot water (shared) / Shared kitchen Private room : AC power supply / WiFi (wireless LAN) / Reading light / Shared shower room / Toilet with hot water (shared) / shared kitchen ■Notes For inquiries regarding facilities and services, please check the official hotel website or contact the hotel directly.

Rooms

Cancel for free up to 1 day before check in (JST)
1/1
Dormitory
1
1 guest(s) • 1 night(s)
150 ~
1/1
Private room
1
1 guest(s) • 1 night(s)
450 ~

Service・Amenities

  • Close to station
  • Body shampoo
  • Hair conditioner
  • Shampoo

Access Information

Address

4-3 Kamigofukumachi Hakata-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka prefacture

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Access

・From JR Hakata Station, It is approx. 5-minute by bus. ・A 2-minute walk from subway Gofukumachi Station. ・From Fukuoka Airport, take the subway (approx. 20 min., 260 yen). ・Hakata Port Bus Stop (No. 11,19,50), Bus Stop No. 2 for Hakata

Number

092-292-4232

Attention

  • *Depending on the reservation circumstances, there is a possibility that the reservation may be declined.
  • *When you make a reservation, there may be cases that the actual rooms may look different from the ones shown in the photos.
  • *Hotel information is subject to change. For accurate details, please check the official website of the hotel.

  • Working Space

  • Wi-Fi

  • Cafe/Bar

  • Event space

Check-in / out

Check-in
：
16:00 - 22:00
Check-out
：
10:00
Stories with this property
8
Cutting Accommodation Costs to Splurge on Gourmet Food
tarou
Stayed in November, 2024
It turned out that the schedule coincided with an event, causing accommodation costs to soar to more than three times the usual rate, but I was helped by HafH in securing a place to stay! The shower room was spacious, and it was sufficient as I only needed a place to sleep.
5
The interaction at the guesthouse was truly delightful.
Haruka
Stayed in November, 2020
During my stay at Fukuoka Guesthouse HIVE, I spent time chatting with other guests while enjoying tea at the cafe located at the front on the 1st floor. The calm atmosphere of the cafe and its comfortable space naturally generated conversations, expanding my interactions with new friends during my trip. At the cafe, tea and light snacks were offered, and it was very much used as a place where travelers could relax and exchange information. The conversations among guests were enjoyable, and the warm hospitality of the staff was also impressive, making it feel like I was connecting with the local people. In such a cozy space, I could spend leisurely time, and it made me excited to prepare for my next trip!
17
Journey with JAL and HafH 🥰 A Kyushu Trip Based in Fukuoka✈️
chai
chai
Stayed in January, 2025
In Hakata, as I was drinking with an old travel companion in the Nakasu street stalls and izakayas, I checked in after 10 PM, but the host emailed me the door key code next to the main entrance, so I entered through there. In my twenties, I often backpacked around the world, and now that parenting has settled down, I tried solo travel for the first time in a while. After arriving at night, I quickly took a shower and went to bed. I don’t remember much since I had been drinking imo shochu, but the next morning I enjoyed complimentary coffee and tea, walked to Hakata Station, and rented a car to head to Nagasaki. Even though it was a dormitory, there were also female-only rooms, and each bed had a curtain, ensuring privacy. There were mini lockers for valuables next to the beds, places to hang clothes, free Wi-Fi, and there was a mini electric heater that you could use. Charging convenience was good too since there were outlets. I would like to use this place again next time.
16
10 minutes walk from Hakata Station. The old town and a multicultural area 'Gion'
AKA
AKA
Stayed in December, 2024
This dormitory is recommended for: - Those who enjoy solo travel - Those who want to talk with people from overseas - Those who wish to interact with other guests on a daily basis. I arrived in the evening and checked in. I was surprised right away when someone from Asia seated next to the counter greeted me. They spoke fluent Japanese, so I had no trouble communicating in a foreign language and was able to talk about various things related to Japan. Then I went to my bed. Please note that the lockers only hold valuables, so be careful as large luggage cannot fit in them. After that, I relaxed in the common area, but a person from America who was preparing dinner started a conversation by pointing at shiitake mushrooms and saying, ‘(pointing at the mushrooms) what's this?’. My English is really poor, but it seems that the guests who love places like this are good at engaging with people, and they smiled kindly at my clumsy conversation. After going out once, I returned, took a shower, and went to sleep. Since it is a basic facility, it may not be suitable for those who have a hard time accepting simple accommodations. I woke up early and checked out after tidying up the sheets and cups I used. I had a different experience than staying at a hotel, and I really enjoyed it. I would love to use it again!
3
Recommended for a Quick Stay of One Night
Yoko
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Yoko
Stayed in September, 2022
Pros ・There are washbasins, showers, and styling tools in the women's dormitory. ・Within walking distance from Gofukumachi. Cautions ・Although separated, it feels close to a large shared room. ・The ceiling connects to the private rooms, so personal conversations can be overheard.
7
A Cozy International Inn
Bonito
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Bonito
Stayed in August, 2023
A cozy dormitory-type accommodation. The reception staff had an international feel, and many guests were foreigners. Each bed is conveniently located near toilets and shower rooms. There are restaurants and izakayas nearby, and the yatai street is easily accessible by subway.